Touro College, university
Touro College is a private university in New York City that offers programs in fields such as health care, law, education, and business. The institution operates multiple locations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens to serve students in different neighborhoods.
Touro College was founded in 1971 by Rabbi Bernard Lander and named after Isaac and Judah Touro, historical figures known for their contributions. In the 1980s, the college expanded significantly by adding schools for law, social work, medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry.
Touro College has roots in Jewish traditions, but its values are shared across many cultures. Classrooms bring together students from around the world who bring different perspectives to discussions and share experiences.
The college offers flexible learning options with classes during the day, in the evenings, on Sundays, and online so students can balance their studies with work and other responsibilities. Students can attend in person, take classes online, or switch between methods as their needs change.
The college operates from a large building in Times Square where multiple departments are housed in one central location. This setting combines academic learning with the fast pace and energy of busy Midtown Manhattan.
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